Neoncomb

Five heroes. One neon catacomb. The clock is your health. Neoncomb is a top-down arcade dungeon crawler in the tradition of the 1980s coin-ops, built for one thumb and a phone. Your health drains one point every second whether or not anything is hitting you. Rations are the only way to top it up, and your own shots destroy them. Fabricators build enemies as long as you stand near them. Keys open doors. Every floor's exit is sealed by a boss. FIVE HEROES Vanguard, a salvage-yard exo-suit that breaks everything in arm's reach. Warden, ex riot police with a shield drone and a shock baton. Technomage, whose purge wipes the floor. Netrunner, the fastest thing down here, with a dart drone that never stops. Healer, a field surgeon whose Mend brings the whole party back from the edge. FLOORS THAT NEVER END Every floor is generated fresh: mazes, arenas, sealed vaults full of enemies behind a single locked door. An Overseer guards every exit, the Architect holds every fifth floor, the Colossus every tenth, and every twenty-fifth belongs to the Singularity. MY HERO Gems you pick up are banked the moment you grab them. Spend them on upgrades with no last tier, on a spellbook of five spells, or on keys and purges mid-run. The dungeon scales with how strong you have become, so upgrades buy an edge, never an easy floor. PLAY TOGETHER Up to four heroes in one dungeon, anywhere with a signal. Drop into an open game or share a code with friends. Or enter the arena: two to eight heroes, one gem to enter, and the last one standing takes the pot. No account. No tracking. Your hero lives on your phone.